Sentence examples for more consideration in from inspiring English sources

"If things were better in Spain I would love to go back, there is more consideration in the job.

Syphilis is an extraordinary illness, she says, capable of afflicting the body and mind with such relentless, inventive voracity that it surely deserves more consideration in the analysis of a luminary's life than the footnoted references it generally receives.

Little things like typography, choice of wording and on-screen feedback get more consideration in Office 2007 (and Windows Vista, which goes on sale to consumers the same day).

Still, Galen Cranz, a researcher and professor at the University of California, Berkeley, and author of the 1998 book "The Chair: Rethinking Culture, Body and Design," said she wished child movement were accorded more consideration in the standard designs.

At least one paper has found that shareholders of companies with staggered boards receive more consideration in takeovers than companies without such boards and that a staggered board does not significantly deter bidders.

The creation of an "expense-account" culture, the proliferation of perks to evade a confiscatory tax regime, all the "fiddles" that a traditionally law‑abiding workforce improvised to evade taxation, and the underlying puritanism of Labour's fiscal planners will be crucial in Kynaston's next volume, and perhaps deserved more consideration in A Shake of the Dice.

The Met Office group suggested ways to improve how CAULDRON represents PEA science, including having more consideration of uncertainties in the modeling part.

As a consumer, it takes far more consideration to dwell in your intention behind the cultural consumption that seems inane.

Some sub-themes are given more consideration than others in the literature, which can be explained by the fact that the global agenda is driven by the priorities of high income countries.

While constraints regarding data availability and the need to maximize sample size will always be an issue, the question of which SEP measure to use is an important methodologic concern, and merits more consideration by researchers in the field.

And in places where one group dominates, as Latinos do in Miami and blacks do in Compton, Calif., he said, neither has shown more consideration for the other in sharing appointments and programs than when they had much less power.